What is Stress definitions Flashcards
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A psychological and physiological reaction to events perceived as challenging, influencing all aspects of health and well-being. Stressor
Any real or perceived event or stimulus that triggers the body's response, potentially impacting health. Eustress
A positive form of stress that promotes personal growth, satisfaction, and can enhance overall health. Distress
A negative form of stress resulting from difficult-to-cope events, often leading to adverse health effects. Neustress
A neutral form of stress caused by events with minimal direct impact, producing little effect on health. Acute Stress
A short-term, intense response to a stressor, typically less damaging and followed by recovery. Chronic Stress
A long-term, ongoing state of stress that affects multiple body systems and can severely harm health. Traumatic Stress
A severe reaction to a distressing event, which may begin acutely but can develop into a chronic condition. Physical Health
A dimension of well-being affected by stress, often manifesting as symptoms like headaches or rapid heartbeat. Mental Health
A dimension of well-being influenced by stress, potentially leading to anxiety, depression, or other conditions. Emotional Health
A dimension of well-being impacted by stress, often resulting in irritability or impulsive decision-making. Social Health
A dimension of well-being affected by stress, which can cause communication difficulties or social isolation. Relationship
A common source of stress, often involving conflict or emotional strain among individuals. Illness
A stressor that can be acute or chronic, contributing to physical and emotional challenges. Economy
A societal factor linked to financial concerns, frequently cited as a significant source of stress.
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